Gravel in Whitesboro, TX

In Whitesboro you’ll commonly see crushed limestone and 3/4u0022 to 1-1/2u0022 crushed stone used for driveways and shoulders because they compact well and resist movement. Fines or screenings are often added as a top layer to lock the surface, while larger 1-2u0022 rock is used for base layers or shoulders. Due to regional sourcing, color and texture may vary from what you see online.

Material prices for basic driveway gravel in the area typically range from about $15 to $40 per ton depending on type and size; Hello Gravel has a 3-ton minimum order. Standard delivery is usually included or low-cost within local service areas and takes 2+ business days, while next-day delivery is available for an extra fee if ordered before noon CST. Professional spreading and compaction labor can add roughly $200 to $800 depending on driveway size and site access; drivers may offer limited tailgate spreading at their discretion.

For a common 2-car driveway (about 20 ft by 40 ft), a 4u0022 compacted layer requires roughly 10 cubic yards, which is about 14 to 16 tons of typical crushed stone. If you want a deeper base (6u0022), plan on about 15 cubic yards or about 21 to 24 tons. Local soil, slope, and drainage in Whitesboro may mean you need a thicker base, so consider an extra 10-25% allowance for uneven grade or compaction.

Whitesboro’s hot summers can increase dust and surface breakdown, while occasional heavy rains can wash fines and create washboarding. Choose angular crushed stone with a reasonable amount of fines for locking and add proper drainage features (ditches, cross-slope) to limit erosion. Expect to top up and regrade more frequently after heavy rain events or during seasonal maintenance.

Hello Gravel connects you with local suppliers that service the Whitesboro area and many suppliers adhere to a minimum order around 3 tons. Delivery fees vary by distance, truck type, and site access; in many areas delivery is free or included for short hauls but remote or tight-access drops can incur additional charges. Enter your zip code on our site or contact our team to get exact supplier options, pricing, and delivery windows for your address.

Yes. Some HOAs have rules about driveway materials and appearance, and city or county zoning may have setback or impervious-surface rules you must follow. Before installing gravel, check your HOA covenants (if applicable) and call the Whitesboro city office or county permitting office to confirm any local requirements. If you have questions, our team can help point you to the right local contacts.

Gravel typically has the lowest upfront cost and is easy to repair and expand, making it a popular choice for rural properties near Whitesboro, but it requires more frequent maintenance. Asphalt and concrete are more expensive initially but generally provide a smoother surface and longer low-maintenance life. Pavers offer a finished look and easy repairs but cost more; choose based on budget, traffic level, appearance goals, and willingness to maintain the surface.

Plan to regrade and reestablish crown and drainage at least once a year or every 1-3 years depending on traffic and weather; heavier use or washouts may require more frequent attention. Typical maintenance includes adding 1-3 tons of gravel per 1,000 sq ft every few years and occasional weed control; adding fresh gravel for an average 2-car driveway often costs $200 to $800 in material and delivery. Regrading with a tractor or motor grader can run roughly $150 to $600 locally, depending on job size and access.

Make sure the delivery area is clear of cars, low branches, and obstacles; mark the desired dump spot with flags or cones and provide accurate access notes at checkout. Request tailgate spreading at checkout if you want the driver to attempt placement, but remember this service is at the driver’s discretion and not guaranteed. Also confirm truck turning radius and overhead clearance with our team before delivery to avoid extra charges or delays.